Rose Poly Contests Forfeited Game With Hanover
Rose Poly protested their 1-0 loss to Hanover last Saturday claiming a late scoring touch was invalid and alleging an ineligible Hanover player. They blamed officiating and roster gaps as contributing factors while noting Hanover’s stronger physical condition and Rose’s loss of key players before upcoming games.
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Husky
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Woodsfield
Coach Rider Urges Hanover Men After Chapel Talk
After chapel last Wednesday Coach Rider appealed to Hanover men at the Gymnasium to stay focused after a victory. He warned the season was not over and urged continued effort as rain did not deter many in suits arriving at four for the gathering.
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Widow of J R Jones speaks on missionary life
Friday chapel talk described the missionary calling with both hardship and reward. The widow of J R Jones delivered a plain pleasing address urging joyful commitment to missionary work for those who undertake it.
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Butler's Schedule Shows Key Oct and Nov Dates
Butler announces football schedule with games at Earlham in Indianapolis on October 14, Wabash in Stawiontee ville on October 21, Louisville University in Louisville Kentucky on October 28, DePauw in Greencastle on November 4, Franklin in Indianapolis on November 11, and Rose Poly in Indianapolis on November 16.
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Stawionteeville
Louisville University
Louisville, Ky
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Greencastle
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Ind’p’l’s
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Dramatic Club Drops Play Strongheart For New Selection
The Dramatic Club met Wednesday and decided not to present Strongheart, its second rejection after seniors of 1916 shelved it. The group will choose a new play soon and hasten preparations for a term presentation.
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Prof Huber Outlines Scope of Science Department
The chemistry and biology department outlines two lines of study to ground students in fundamentals. Most courses are laboratory based with emphasis on the laboratory method. Chemistry I covers general chemistry and elements with five plus lab hours weekly.
Value of science to student shows in chemistry study
Dr. Young argues that college study, especially chemistry, trains hands and mind for practical invention and research. It expands senses, sharpens reasoning, and teaches students to apply science to everyday life and future service to God and mankind.
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